Tag: Norihiko Dan

• Proportions of Architecture and Music

  

  At least since the Renaissance, architects and musicians have proportioned their works to approximate the golden ratio, believing this proportion to be aesthetically the best. The golden ratio has fascinated western intellectuals and artists from Euclid and Pythagoras to Bela Bartok and Le Corbusier for more than 2.000 years. For the design-process of architects in…

  Fabian Dembski

  December 3, 2011

  Architecture, Lecture, Music, Projects, Teaching

  architecture, Bela Bartok, Charles Ives, Einstein-Tower, Erich Mendelsohn, Iannis Xenakis, Johann Sebastian Bach, Le Corbusier, lecturer, Metastasis, Modulor, music, National Changhua Living Art Center, Norihiko Dan, Philips pavilion, Prayer, proportions, Sheng-Hsueh Wu, Shih, Sun-Moon-Lake, Taiwan, Three Places in New England

• Sun-Moon-Cloud revised

  

  After a location-change for the presentation of Shih’s „Prayer“ (concert for 100th anniversary of Republic of China), the design for Sun-Moon-Cloud had to be revised. The new performance venue is located at the Sun-Moon-Lake visitor center. The pavilions design changed so that it is going to be a temporary plug-in to the building designed by Norihiko…

  Fabian Dembski

  August 21, 2011

  Architecture, installation art, Music, Projects, Stage

  contemporary music, Fusao Kajima, Hsin-Han Chang, Jeng-Yi Lin, music, National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra, Norihiko Dan, NTSO, scenography, Shih, stage design, Sun-Moon-Lake, Xiangshan visitor center